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No. $50.
Application for 4 Patent

uf~.~~ $3.50 ONAAtIs
Enre1a. Nevada, August 4th, 1850.
MVaIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT b. j. i.r
nnEros. whose postofnce sddrass ia "a
s,aI ncisco california, has this day 6lcd his AZ.
plication for pstent for fifteen hundred Iinesr
tees q the Burke and Washington" mine ~
vein bearing silver, with surface cronn.i ~ =
eundred feet IN width, sitnated In XIV Min,"c
District. County Of Lincoln. and state on GIVE w
Va. and designatsd BY the neld notes ana
cmciai plat on ale In this ofice 10 Lot Eumbar
q. IN Township l, North Range ~. east ~ ~
Mount ptADlo meridian. Said lot M II hs,nr
bounded q follows, to Wit: - 's'ns
beginning at . post Married 80 1. q snrvev
Hr1s .ne - ne sE corner post Of section "a.
y 100 fest. Thence running. 1ss ca'sso o. n ~
dc& ~ min Y 90 $40 feet, to post msrked NJ 4 a.
W survey No y; thence. ID course. 81 ~ AZ
min - ZIG fest, 70 post marked No Il 4
survey NO ~. from which post on LOT No a. n
= = sursey bears 2 q deg 90 min 3 $40 feet;
post marked MOI, . 3 survey No ii: thence
I'm course. g deg ~ min U p15 ITO feet Il
post married. Ne5, U survey No 81: thepca ~
coufse. 20 deg 81 min z $50 $40 feet. to post
msrksd 10 .. survey No Il; thence, 9th
oour.e. dog Is min W 80 feet to post Eo I
the placsof baeinnine ~ q. it acpss
HAgnetie variation IL deg East.
The location ofthfs mine IL recorded n, tb.
Seeofdsr'a ot1ce Of Ely Mining District. Lincoln
ounty, State Of NevSds.
- - se~s.H - uVu1ueQ ~ no Known claims.
the nearest being the aPiocne.' iode. an ths
north ND The "Silver" lode on The south.
Any and al persons claiming adversely anv
pcrsion Of said Burke and Washington mine 81
s.riece ground are required to Ale their I'd yerse
: lsams VIII the Register Of the United States
Iena once q kurcka, In tho State Of Nevada.
curing the sixty days period Of publication
nereof Or they vii be barred by virtue Of me
ptoyisiops Of the statute. ''e
y. n. HINoKLEY. Rsgisser.
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Eureks, Nevada. August lth. Issa
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT z + II
N bsEros, vhoas psstofico Address Il a 4 :, =
Irsnciscc. California, hss this day filed his
sspYncation ,or g:tsnt for three thousand linear
silver. with surface ground six hundred III
N width. situated In Ely Mining District Gown.
o. Lincoln, and State Of Nevada. and desianst.1
~ me neid notes and oficial plat on 1ie il tbis
once = ios No. 30. IN Township !, North Range
81 East Of Mount Disb1o meridian, SAID ~
40. % being bounded ~ followe, to vii. '''
begnnine a. post marked No. !. o 8 Burvsv
no. ", whence the one-Quarter section rrns,
90 scnth boundary Of section ~, I'll, Mr.. MILF
bears .. 81 deg " min Y 6<9 feet; slso rsst ~
:, a ~ -. =: bears % dsg u feet Thence
tset, 70 post marked No ., us survey NJ 40.
ehsnces "a course. n Is deg 81 min q ID ~
" posi- msfked No. s, q survey No ~. frn.,,
which The ~ corner Of Bee "a besrs is az y,
tain Y " t-lo feet; thsnee. Va course, N ii dea
yufvsy No %; thence. lth course, i Is der a.
llin 600 feet, 10 post marked Ma /. tbs 49, ~
~ beginning. containing Il S2-i00 scres. MsS'
netlc variation ~ deg East.
This claim 10 bounded BY no known cla,n,a
~ ssH g osang nc Silver" mining claim.
Any and 81 persons claiming sdversoly snv
portion Of tbs said "Panacker'' mine n w.vt.s.ss
gfound are required TO fls their sdvarss cissrss
9TH the Register OF tho United STATE Ixnd
4 - Eureka, and state Of Nevsda, durina
q they will b barred BY virtue d the ,,ro a
Ions Of the statute. S-S''s'
FIJI. HrNcKIEY. Rsr,.,,,
II y hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
y spPlicetion for patent b. Published for ths
D.L.oo VI ten consecutive weeks In the Phoebe
esccha ws. MseeEiy newspaper published At
sult-lot F.H. HrNcxIrY. Rsp,s.e,
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Application for a Patent
TO TIE
THOMPSON NINE.
No. 707.

UNITED STATES LAND OrrfcR.
Eureka, Nevada, February "A. sssa.
NOTICE 10 HkhEBY GIVEN iHAl j. W.
1N Czrdeza, whose postofie. n.tlr ~ H.
fhiiadelphia, fennsy ivAnia, has thu az Mel
DIS Appiication for patent for ona th.i,ssnJ
tto0ty linear feet OF the Thorn pson Mine Z. vein
oesrins silver, with surface ground three nun.
dred ana twenty.three 1921 feet In via,h i'm.
Ate. ing and being In Tenn Piutc Mia. ia
u1cl, county o. Lincoln aud state Of Ass ada.
And Known and designated by the tela notes
aud omcisl plat on hle IL this once as LOT Aum.
Der fhty-nve ibei, located On unsurveyeu lxnd.
tne exterior boundaries of said 10, No. IS
being follows, to wit; ynrintiup ~ dssr. ~
And ~ minutes east. Commencing at ! posi-
MARKED 'No. U survey No. b5,h whence 1,
monument on Grant Peek bears n AZ dse
west W. s-i0 teet; post No. 2 Of u s survey No
~, ~ "ysndoue lode, bears rorth b4h dog east
soo ieet, snd the working shaft on this lode
bears north GIN degrees west i7s feet. Theme.
running LIST course north ~ deg west lnts, f,.st
10 post marked No.2, u b survey No. as. Al ~
norhes.t corner monument Of fhis claim:
.nence, "a course, south u \ deg west 32s feet,
20 post marked No. ., U s survey M. "a -
the northwest corner monument OF tt,s clam.
thence, I'd course, south " deg east lsn fs.,t
TO post marked No. 4. U b survey No. 81. Al tbs
southwest corner Monument ~ dis claim.
which monument IL on the WESTERN hon,,d.rss
Of the WyAndotte lode; from II uost M ~ {
survey No. ~. wyandotte lode, bears souti, 5IL
deg wert tsl feet; post No. y survey No, ~
frodigsl lode, beHrs south 54h deg ves, 40.
feet. sud post No. 0. U survey No. ~ s.ras
lode, bears south ON deg west 400 ID fss,
thence. 4th course, north 5ah deg east sa f.et
y post 70; !, ~ the place Of beginning, con
tanning lb-l00 acres. This CLAIM. /. boSndsd
on the south by the wysndotte lode.
The location Of this Mine IL duly recorded in,
the Recorders Once Of Tenn Pluto Miuing I,is.
trict. In Book b. pages ia and lI5. u Mining
Records. Any and all persona Claiming IA,
vefseiy any portion Of said Thompson Mine or
are required to dle their adverse Claim Win
the Register Of the United ststet Land orc. -
turefa. III the State OF Nevada during the sirtv
Days period OF publicstion hereof, or they viii
% psrrsd BY virtue Of tho provisions of the
mr4-co II. HrNoKLEy, Register.
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Application for a Patent


UNITED 5rArKs LAND Orrfor
Eufekn, Nevada February 3. A, D 1888
NOTICE IS HEREBY 0IvEN THAT J1Vru
~ ID. LEHMkR, whose postvfiice addre.s h.
cincinnati, Ohio, has this day hled his snr,s'
sauon for patent for fifteen hundred linesr
Iee, o. toe Lshmer mine or vein bearing gold
~, saver, with surface GROUND six hundred
my District, County Of Lincoln, State OF Va
vaon, and desiRnated by the hsld potcs ~
omcial plat on file In this once a. Lot Nums.Sr
-. "a township 3. South Range, 50 East Of
Mount DiAblo Meridian. The ertsrtn, h,r,,s ~
ries Of aid Lc. 20 80 being a. follows "a ~,
:, stT'aning - post marked No 1, U 8 survsv
no ds, ., 8 X, 81 y. section 81, N d NJ. vheprs
the Ne corner post Of Section 81, r q. AR 4,
- eesrs 81 deg III feet; old monument and
10 das W 1850 feet, TO post married MI N z
survey No 49,; old monument being cedar tre,
~ inches in diameter and bears Il a deg u !,
Feet rom post No2. Thence, I'd coarse n "a
dsg ov feet, to post No 8. survey 10 "a:
old monument bears y s4h deg W rs feet ron,
post Nos. Thence. I'd course, is deg + ,ssn
lett. % post NO Z. U survey No 50; old monu.
ment bears ~ deg W 81 feet from most N,
Thence. 9Th course. 9 u deg 1900 feet. 10 p,,st
no !. tho place Of beginning. Containing 40
y,,..rpSi scs. coursss expressed from tho true
East. VI iVueS
4 he location Of this mino ~ recorded I'm an.
lsecprders Office Of Lincoln County. Nsssdn' IN
peok OF mining Notices. page 2l6. Of the records
Of Lincoln County, Nevada. TIL. Claim n
bounded ny no known claims.
Aby hna nii persons claiming adversely any
Portion Of said Lehmcr mine or surface eryunI
sIs required TO hle their adverse claims with ihs
l-stastef o. the United States Land Office 1t IN.
reth' 10 the Stste OF Nevada, during the eixrv
uays period OF publication hereof, or thew viii
statute. - - 'n'
HscKLEY. Register.
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mn Nor the working class. Send 10 cent?
hill for postage. and We will mail You free
uUt W. royal, valuable boz Of sample goods
that will put you In the way Of msfjrs
more money IN few days thar, You ev.s
thought possible ct any business. Capital hot
required. We will start you. You can vnrr
I'll the time or IN spare time only. The WORT
y universally adarted to both sexes. young and
every evening. That all who want vorL msv
sest We bnsinsss, We make this unparalleled
oner; 20 all who Are not we'll satis6sd W. iii
SEND u 70 pay for the trouble Of writing M.
ruii psrticm,,rs. directions. ETC.. sent FREQ
Fortunes VIII be made by those who give fheIr
whole time 10 the work, Great success sbsn.
lntely sure. Don't delay. btart now, Adore
bTkN8cN co.. Portland. MAias,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. s27.
Application for a Patent |


United States Land Once,
| Eureka, Nevada, June ~, 1850.
| NoTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tat JOSEPH
| IN flSENMANN and W. Z. GRIFFIN, who's.
postofice address Is Phoebe. Nevada, have this
Gay hled their application for patent for Eigh-
teen hundred linear feet of the Phoebe Mine or
vein bearing silver, with surface ground two
hundred feet In width. situated in Ely Mining
District, County Of Lincoln and State of Nevada,
and designnted on the field notes ana official
plst On file 10 this office IS Lot Number 40. IN
Township /, North Range, 81 East Of Mount
bisblo Meridian; said lot No. 40 being as fol-
lows. 10 wit:
Beginning at post marked No. 1, U 8 survey
No. 40. whence i section corner on the south
boundary OF section %, I'll, N II 81 L, MD ~
bears ; Is deg Is min W 72s feet, thence run.
ming; list course, N IS deg S. min W goa s-IOths
feet TO post marked No 2. U y Survey No ~;
thence. "a course, N 10 deg 81 NUN L SJ3 4-lOths
fees, TO pos, marked No 3, o i Survey No f0;
thence, Sd course. N n deg o. min esi 7.lOtbs
feet. to post marked No 4, U s Survey No ~;
thence. sth course. is deg So min 200 feet, to
posi- marked No 8, U = Survey No 40, whence
Wheeler's monument bears N SO deg is min +
3ia feet; thence. 5th course. 5 III oeg OF min w
lUos lDths feet, to post marked No5, U y sur
Wy NO tOi thence, 9Th course, so deg 81 min
W o iVtns feet to post No /, the place Of be-
sinnins; Magaetic variation 10 dog East. con-
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Once Of Eiy Mining District. rms
claim is bounded on the west by the Psnsoler
mining claim.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Phoebe Mine or surface eronnS
are required TO hle thoir adverse claims with
the hegister Of the United states Land yficr a
Eureka, In the State Of Nevada, during the sixty
lays period OF publication hereof or they viii
20 barred by virtue OF the proyisigns Of ths
F. a. HrNcKLEY. Register.
II is hereby ordered that the ioreooinr notice
y application for patent be published ten con.
ccuuse wstks. In the Phoebe kycosp, . weekly |
iewspaper pabiishea at Phoebe. Nevada.
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To THOMAS sArNDEns.i .scr ss,snses
owner or orners 70 one-hslt interest 10 he
trics, Lincoln County, State OF Nevada. ,du "a
hereby notified that there arc now due from Won
the sum Of Fifty $3.50 Dollars On your interest
In the above named mine. for assessment worI
dore on said mine for tho year 1885. which yon
are hereby notfned % pay Immediately, together
shall claim forfeiture Of your interest, In con.
formity with the acts Of Congress (section 81
approved May 10th. 1872. All persons are can.
tioned against purcbasingthc said interest from
the said Thomss ssunders, his heirs or ~
slgnees, a. they caunot under existing ciroun-
stances make legal transfer.
TH0S. !. MCMAHON
Phoebe, Jannsry IS, 1896. jsi6pod
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Application for a Patent

.u. ukIr.D ssArrs LAND orrror,

H,oT,nr Sessas, february =. A. D. lssa
~ IT. Falls. @. @. Heath and tho vslisx
MIL Mining Company, whose post offco N.
dress 10 Pahranagat. Lincoln County. Nsysas ~.
tnis day hled their application tor : patent for
ni.een hundred linear feat Of shs "Flfth Of july
inins or vein. bearing gold and silver. win s,,r
lace ground six hundred feet 10 Width. situ,,s-.i
~ Pahrsnagat Lake Mining District. COMMIT ~
Lincoln and state Of Nevada. and desirnsts ~ y.
the field notes and Official plat on ale 10 mi
~ ~ - 70. ssmner " In I.wnship Rsnss
to wit: S''o"s'
Beginning At post marked No !, u . sr,..,
no ~, =, R. 90 4. section s; thence III
n =. Z post Of Sec ., =. n. 90 4. bears N
.. deg 100 feet. thence running, LIST courss. 4
u deg " 1900 feet, to post marked No 2. d 4
survey No ~. old monument bears IL Doc "
Hb feet from said pot No Q. Thence "A
course. 70 deg " 800 foet. to post marked No
deg e 80 feet from post No .. Thsnc. ~
course, II deg h 1900 feet, to post No I. n \
Survey NO 81; old monument bears a. ,l.g "
ieet from post No Z. Thence, 4tb courae' Z 70
Deg c0o feet. to post No !, the place of begin.
pressed from the true meridian, with : sasscss,s
variation Of 10 deg East,
Tho location Of this mine ia recorded IN N.
Recorders once Of Lincoln County. Kovsds' ~ ~
npoI 81 aiming Notices p.ge ISL q the records
bounded By no known claiu,s.
Any ard All pcrvony claiming adversely anv
portion Of tho said Fifth Of July mine 81 surfscs
srosnd src required % nle thsir ldverss claims
r r.n ne hssissef Of tho United ststes Land
Omce at Eureka, In tho state Of kovsdn dnrins
me sixty days period Of publication hsrsof' a.
tney VIII % barred By virtue vi the proy,slons
Of the statutes. 'N's'0A'
FIJI. uINcKI.rY. Register.
" ID hereby ordered that the foregoing Noties
o. application for fstsnt 10 published Tor ne
period Of ten consecutive weeks Ia tho Piochs
nscoAp weekly Newspaper published a
Ricche, Lincoln County, Nevada. -
n7.lOt Z. Ii. HINnEIrY Raat....
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The Tucker dmunds bill passed by
Congress Last Winter prohibits any
church in the Territories from holding
more than s5O. 900 worth Of property, and
authorized the Attorney General Of the
United States to bring suit for the con-
6scation Of property held by church in
excess Of that amount. In accordance
with the provisions Of tha. act, suit was
commenced last Saturday in the Territor.
ial Supreme Court OF Utah to escheat
the Mormon Church property. valued at
$1,000. 900. to the Government for the
benefit Of the public schools Of the Ter.
ritory, and to close up the affairs of the
corporation known as the "Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints" The
Government, which is the plaintiff in the
Gaze, asks for the appointment Of q BE.
ceiyer TO whom all church property shall |
De turned over.
The Church has been expecting this 1
action since the passage Of the act, and it
has been preparing for it by Transferring
the property to private individuals, so
that il is probable that lie corporation
does not hold in it, su name to-day
much more than S5o.cqe worth Of prop.
erty allowed by law.
The enforcement Of this act in Utah
will deprive the Mormon Church of its
immen,e possessions, and is the most Of. !
Eective method yet adopted for curtailing
lie power. though it must be ADMITTED
that it is more despotic than seems con.
'istent with . npab,ieau firm Of govern. !
ent.--Silver State.
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PhiladcIphis Record Prohibition
doesn't keep the lawyers Of Atlanta from
throwing law-books. Bibles and ink-pots
at one another in the presence OF the
Court. These proceedings smack very
strongly Of surrsptitious rum.
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Lowell Courier: A good American
wine needs no push. All that is required
i popular irdgn label.
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Burlington Free Press; An exchange
tells Of a girl who is to poor to own more
than one chair. so that when her lover
comes he has TO bring chair with him.
This item must come from some other
planet. 1t dOesn's smack of human
nature.
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Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
y application for patent be published ten con.
secuuse wseks. In the Phoebe hrcosp. weekly
newspaper published at Phoebe. Nevada.
jeista r. II. HiScKLEY, Register.
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A. D. 1881, u tho hour Of II O'Clock m. Of tia,
dsy, will sell eli the right, titls end tntsnsl
o. ssid George husscil 81. 81 IN aud 70 tbs
above described property. st the front doors "
Nevada. al public auction, for cash In hsLd,
10 the highest and beet bidder, to sattaiy III
execution and 81 coats.
sle-td WI, MCKEE. sheriff.
, 1887-07-30
" Nothing but L,eaves.n

NEW YORK, July ga car cleaner,
named Albert Jones, on Friday night
found, behind the heater in postal car
60, at the Grand Central depot, six off
cial envelopes. They had been opened,
but there were in them a number of
checks in transit for New York banks.
Jones reported the matter and an ~investi-
CATION was instituted. All those knowing
of the matter were instructed to keep
quiet. The checks found amounted to
s. $1,000, and zone had been stolen. There
had been no money in the envelopes.
Chief Clerk Howe's theory is that the
bunch of letters, through some mistake,
fell upon the counter and was overlooked
when the other letters were pouched; that
some thief got into the car, discovered
the letters, opened them, found the con-
tents nothing but checks and threw them
behind the heater. The pouch in which
the letters came from Albany contained a
number of packages which were not dis
turbed. Howe does not think any of his
crew did it. The car cleaner, Jones, has
been talking about his find In spite OF in
functions to the contrary, and told some
of his friends he had found S25, 600, for
which he expected a big reward.
, 1887-07-30
A New Gun Foundry.

WASHINGTON, July %. - Secretary
Whitney nou that the negotiations
which have been pending for months
between the navy department and the
HOtchkiss Ordnance company have cul-
minated in a contract, the effect of which
will be the establishment of a branch man
ufactory for Hotchkiss guns in this coun-
try. Our secondary ordnance" the sec
rotary said to-day. has heretofore been
made abroad, and the creation of an es-
t~ablishment for their manufacture in this
country will mark another and most i'm
portant era in the reconstruction of the
navy. The company's investigations have
elected the fact that, taking the superior
ity of American machinery into consider
alton, the guns car be made as cheaply
here as abroad. 1t was a matter of ne
cessity with us either to set up a manu-
factory of our own or get Hotchkiss to
ON here, since we can no longer afford
to be dependent upon other countries for
our war material. With the Bethlehem
Iron company under contract and this one
executed, American ship builders will be
able to build and arm war ships entirely
from American manufactures.
, 1887-07-30
POINTS.

Abe Idleman is at home again.
James Whitehead is in from the ranch.
j. H. Grizzly is up from Kimball, Neb.
B. H. Kent, New York, arrived last
evening.
B. S. Hopkins came in from his ranch
last night.
T. L. Drake. a Denver insurance agent,
is in town.
Jas. Slattery, Harrison, Neb.. is regis
tered at Dyer's hotel.
d. E. Walsh and j. R. Thomas, st.
Louis, are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Barker, of India
nola, Iowa. are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. R. Kitsinger, Iron Mountain,
came in on the Cheyenne Northern last
evening.
Pierce Marksville, formerly Il salesman
in B Hellman's clothing house, has re-
turned from the Fast.
Hugh Chittick, Jr of the Fremont,
Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad, is
registered at the Inter. Ocean.
Territorial Geologist L. D. Ricketts,
has returned from a trip to the Laramie
Soda lakes and the douglas mining dis
trlct, He will soon visit Fremont county
in his professional capacity.
Al. Dunlap, one OF the best fellows in
the world, has accepted the position as
bartender at Cass Bessler's Board of
Trade Exchange saloon and will enter
upon his duties this morning.
J. f. Curtis, who for the past three
years has been the accomplished book
keeper of Draper, Organ & Co., will
leave the early part OF next week for Cali
%fornia, where he will hereafter live. He
will be succeeded by Frank Gillespie.
, 1887-07-30
RAILWAY NEWS.
Stanford and the Pacific Rail
way Committee.
The Slick Scheme Traffic Man
ayers Have for
Getting Around the Interstate
Commerce Law.
An Unsatisfactory Answer.

SAN Francisco, July 29.-The exam
nation of President Leland Stanford, of
the Southern Pacific railroad, was con-
tinued before the Pacific railway investi-
eating commission this morning. The
following question was ~propounded to
Stanford:
"Have said companies, or either of
them, or their officers or agents, paid any
money or other valuable consideration, or
done any other act or thing, Tor the pur.
pose of influencing legislation"
Answer: No reduction will be made
from that portion of the net earnings be
longing to the United States on account
of any expenditures for which detailed
and satisfactory vouchers are not fur.
nished."
That is not answering the question"
said Governor Patterson. Has the
company spent any money to influence
le~gislation?"
Governor Stanford: II have answered
the question. What we do with money
that the government does not share in as
a creditor, or what we do not charge up
to her, needs no answer"
In answer to other inquiries Stanford
said the Central Pacific has spent no
money in the construction of other roads
or in outside companies. The total
amount of stock in the Central Pacific is
800, 900, 900, of which sos, 900, 600 have
been issued.
, 1887-07-30
Taylor's

SALT LAKE, July 29.-John Taylor
was buried to-day. There was no excite
ment and the city is quiet. A large num-
Der of people visited the corpse as it lay
in the Tabernacle open to public sight.
The coffin was of polished pine and the
dress and fittings were as Taylor had left
directions. The speakers dwelt mainly
on the certainty that Mormonism is Gods
work and bound to prevail and fill the
earth in spite of the opposition of man..
A son of Taylor's tried to tell the audi
ence how his father had been deceived in
the constitutional convention and did not
know of the adoption of the anti polygamy
article, but the management OF the pro.
f5e% po%nt d %an was 70 forced Re int to Guit' r ana
lor was buried on the highest point of the
cemetery beside his wife, who died last
winter, but both will be transferred to a
granite vault, to be built on the spot.
, 1887-07-30
FIRE AND WIND.
"Sloptown," Cincinnati, De-
stroyed by Fire.
Ten Persons Injured at a Fire
in Chicago.
David City, Neb., Visited by
a Tornado.
Big Fire in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 29.-Six acres of
ground covered by a couple of brick
buildings, and a number of frame shan
ties, extending from the Cincinnati, Ham.
ilton 4 Dayton railroad to the foot of
Hill street, and from Gest street north on
both sides of State street, was burned
over this afternoon. The burned district
was known as 'Sloptown," and the tene-
ment houses on it were mostly occupied
by poor families. The fire burned so
tiercely and rapidly that not any house
hold goods were saved, and fifty COWS
were cremated in various stables. The
lire covered the greatest space ever swept
by flames i'll Cincinnati. The losses will
probably amount in the aggregate to
500. 900. One hundred people are
homeless to night.